Posted on 04/08/2006 12:06:12 PM PDT by aft_lizard
I am okay, you have your convictions and I support your right as an American to stand behind them. I had to laugh a time or two, you did have some fun with that! I especially like "they roasted one of theirs on the pyre and then told her to put some ice on it".
You do NOT owe me an apology. You took what what you were given and ran with it, can't blame you, I would have done the same. I didn't want to cause any discomfort to him because I do agree in principal with axes position.
When they start pushing their home country, they might as well shoot off flares and air raid sirens. Many citizens are suddenly alarmed and wonder what is going on and don't like what they see. Not at all. The countless fallacies in their foreigner arguments don't help them either. Every sentence is BS.
You just don't give up do you? :) Trying to force your opinion on others could be considered a form of oppression. I share the opinion of almost every one on these threads, that one country overtaking ours without a shot fired is cowardice. We must protect America from foreign invaders. It is just one country that is invading. I believe in limited immigration from all countries around the world, not one country deliberately ignoring our borders and overtaking America. I liken it to standing in line at a movie theatre, you're standing there, you're gonna pay when get to the front, then all of a sudden, a bunch of people from nowhere butt in front of the rest, not only going directly in front of them but not even paying to get in. That is very unfair and unAmerican. I do not want people who would do that in my country (or in my line at the movie theatre). You would be ok with that, standing in line waiting while a bunch of people went in front of you and didn't pay?
I remember, way back when, when I was in high school in the LA Unified School District...they started bussing from San Fernando, to my old Jr. High (caucasian mostly), in the west end of the Valley.
The kids from SF thought that when the football players wore their jerseys on Friday, it was some type of "gang."
So, the SF kids, all took their outer (pendelton) shirts off, and wore their white T-shirts to show "solidarity," and were prepared to fight.
A purely plain white t-shirt is also a garment of Latino gang-bangers, and in the old days that -- along with perfectly pressed khakis and a Pendleton shirt -- was the uniform.
A symbol of peace?? B.S.!
If it's that bad here, why are they here? And, as usual, a blurring of the line between legal and illegal. No, not a blurring but an erasuring. I am really biting my tongue not to call the guy who made this comment Debra Barone's favorite epithet for Raymond.
susie
Well, the state also ought to have someone there officially to *help* them with their count to be sure the number of kids in attendance is accurate.
susie
Hmmm this has nothing to do with race and everything to do with illegal aliens. You can promote more legal immigration from any country you would like and try to pass LAWS (there's that troublesome little word) that allow a large immigration. That's your right as an American. However, getting angry at people because they think our laws should be followed until such a time as they are changed does not seem like a good plan.
susie
No question, the deciding factor in killing the bill were Americans, disgusted at vote-hungry US politicians, all puckered up, ready to assume the Hyphenate-Fellate position for political gain.
Bandying about a bill that treats these drugged-out lawbreakers better than law-abiding US citizens was about as dumb as you can get.
And we can't discount the arrogance of the illegals protesting in the streets. The mental midgets actually believe waving the Mexican flag in our faces helps their case.
Lowlife drug lords, dealers and pushers, lurking behind the scenes, actually told these dupes that Americans are a bunch of suckers, that we would sit still for this atrocity----amnesty bill.
A pity these dumb amnesty pushers didn't factor in that Americans can spot a hidden agenda a mile away.
In New York, its Du-Rags and baggy pants right at the a-s crack. Football jerseys are also often used as gang wear.
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